For a quadratic with rational coefficients, if \(a+\sqrt{b}\) is a zero then \(a-\sqrt{b}\) is also a zero. The conjugate-root rule is useful in exams.
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Why this answer is correct
The correct answer is A. \(2-\sqrt{3}\). For a quadratic with rational coefficients, if \(a+\sqrt{b}\) is a zero then \(a-\sqrt{b}\) is also a zero. The conjugate-root rule is useful in exams.
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Exam Tip
परिमेय गुणांकों वाले द्विघात में \(a+\sqrt{b}\) के साथ \(a-\sqrt{b}\) भी शून्यक होता है। परीक्षा में संयुग्मी मूल का नियम उपयोगी है।